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Cl i r I Wlir ' 17121.11 ; . ; ;*"1""1 ":,!•:-.,‘ 1 : : ) , ; ... 1 ~,*: : it ' t •, t t f t t,,u,-.1„,.,, , „ ) ,,...„; . ' ilkk 11 _ - / - in..\y__AL‘ ( .......,4, ~..,,,.., t t'-' ~,c „ :w.f....4,- `c. ~, . `, .. 1"All „,,,- • ' t if , . -,. . , 7. -. - - - - •:.:1 "' = -.". 9. ~, - 7 , ,) ‘ 4. 1 . .' . , '! r ' 3. , ..-* , -IA k ~- 0 - ,4. , i: a w e-4.4q11111 1 ~. , -' , kli , . . t. , i , ..., ~,, 4 /eV ve - •• T,- • EN" 1, It '' 1 • 1 gal 4 4,lft ,Nl" li ', 06 1 4 , 0 1' 01010 111 all , ~ . r s r .. NUMBER 10,.531. MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 12, 1826. PRICE Si! EN-PENCE. V ICTUALLING OFFICE, Joist 5, 1826. ' PIE Commissioners for Victualling His Majesty's Nary, &c. do hereby give notice, that' on Teasnay, the '!ltniustant, they' will bi; ready to receive Tenders in writing, (*sled up) and treat for the undermentioned'articles, to he . de-. livered into his Alsjosty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, viz. Articles. - - quantities. Periods of Delivery. %writ Alert], 3,000 Sacks, One third by the 24th in'st., and the remain , big two-thirds by the ISthly. • I leur.(KiluAriecl), 200 Sacks, By the 18th July. Th* Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at this Office. ir t IST.RESSED MANUFACTURERS. ----At a Meeting of 'the Committee, held this (lay, the loth of 'June, 11326,. Sir THOMASBARING, Bart., in the Chair : It Was reiolved,--Mhat remittances ' for the Relief of the Die treSsed Manntieturers be made to the following places TOOltlham . - To Sheffield - To Bolton-le-Moor - To Leiceeter -(Town) - To Skipton, in Cra , .ren, for the eireumjecent Town+hips 500 TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OP LONDON. vice Bradshaw, promoted; Lientenant 'Vim. Cattle t o . h e c ap . tniM by purchase, vied Jones; Ensign Wm. Jonathan Chile to he Lieutenant, by purchase,' vice Castle; . Brain • Cherie. Hordes Gent. to he Ensign, by pnrchase, vice Clarke. 82d-Ditto -,Ensign John Nagel to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Ache, promoted in the. Cape Corps ; . Henry Hyde, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Nagel. - • '• 84th Ditto,-;Brevet Colonel William Brydges Neynoe, from half-pay 4th Font, to ho Lieutenant-Colonel, vice•Jamo Maitland, who exchange/1; • Lieutenant li. William Seythour Stewart to be Captain, by'purchase, vice Lord Dungarvon, who retires; Ensign Alfred Broom to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Stewart. With Ditte-Easign William Cooke to he Lieutenant, by pur chase, vies Martin, prornoted. To be Ensigns—Ensigns Miles Charles Seton, from the lebth Foot, vice Wynyard, promoted; Richard Octavitot Ward, Gent. by purchase, vice Cooke, 88th Regiment of Foot—Major Harris Miles, from the hall pay, to he Major, vicelll.4lregor, promoted. 91st Ditto—Captain 11, Drove, from • the 78d Foot, to he Major, by purchase, vice Hay, prolnoted. 9.1 d Ditto.--Lientenant John Gordon,. from the half-pay, to he Lieutenant, ,Viets. 111‘,Nabb,- who exchanges, receiving the tiiiferenee. pad Ditte....-Assistant-Surgeon Elijah Bush, from the 14th Li g ht, Dragoons, .to bb Surgeon, vice peter M‘latchlan, who re , ' tires upon half-pay.. 91th Ditto—To be Lieutenant-Coloneits---Major Alexander Charles Craufurtii frotu the. Bth Light Dragoons, by' purebuse, vice White, who retires; Lieutenant-Colonel George William Puty, from the half-pay, - vice Alexander Charles Crunftwd, who exchanges, • 95th- Ditto-,Ensign Thomas Simpson, from the 4stli Font, to he Adjutant and Ensign, vice Christopher Main, who retires upon - half-pay 4134 Foot. flgth Ditto—Captain Alexander Cairocross to he Major, by purchase, vice Mansel, promoted ; Lieutenant Charles Brownlow Cumberland to be Captain, by purchase, vice Cairncroas ; Ensign . Philip Frederick tie Meuron to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Cumberland; Jackson W. A. Wray, Gent. to be 'Ensign, by pur chattel vice De,Mettrom IHAVE understood this morning, in conversation with the Right Honourable the Lord '!klayor, that be was in-' (bleed to offer himself as a Candidate for your suffrages in conse quence of an understanding on his part that it was not my inten tion to seek the honour of representing you---that I bad not any such intention is, I believe, universally known—it wonld be to me , however, a source of mortification much greater than I can express, if even by my actjuieseence in the wishes of others any eventual in jury should he effected to a gentleman with whom, from the earliest period of our acquaintance, I have lived upon terms of the strictest friendship; 1 have therefore deemed it right to intimate to these of the Livery who were anxious that I should become your repre sentative my wish that they should abstain from all furthex efforts on any behalf ; but I cannot take leave of you without expressing my sense of extreme obligation to those friends who have von taneokuly manifested so favourable an opinion of me, and my thanks to the Livery at large for the kindness with which they have viewed my past ienio.s.. I have the honour 'to he, Gentlemen, Your faithful and most obedient Seriant, Old Swan, 10th June, 1826. • JOHN GARRATT. £3OO 500 Each Tender must specify the price in words at length, and he delivered before One o'clock on the day appointed; and the l '" • 9 14 *hn wake* the Tender, or sonic Person on his helvilf, nitiS t °NM to answer when called for. X 2,050 Amount already wirer tised ADDITIONAL S A further Sobieription oin' the I'nri•h of - £117,676 12s. 71d IBSCRIPTIONS. - - M. WAILER CLIFTON. The Rev. Nngh 'Wynne jones, Minrivorth 0' • . parish ar ofllttt2 t . r e i r sa . i c t y lt h l fa t r l Ss. 6(1. th of h wyad - 1 8. Rev. Hugh Wynne Jones, 0 10 6 Parish of Llechylehed 2/. I Os.6d. Bishops Stortford, Herts, per 111ortlock and. Son. collection at the Parish SURREY ELECTION. Church, per the Rev. C. Spender • - 32 :3 Thomas Clough - 5• b William Gee . - 2 0 Joseph Taylor '1 0 William Bird 1 0 Robert Cole - I , 0 Hanker, ted cub. • 2 0 J. B. Bird : 1 0 F. Faudermuelen ,Pittrnore, 211 sub. 1 0 Collected at the Market ADMIRALTY OFPICR, 3d luxe, 1E026. • 11VOTICE i§ hereby given, That a, SESSION of " OVER and TERMINER and GAOL DELIVERY for the TRIAL of.OFFENCES committed on the HIGH SEAS, *4l " the Jurisdiction •of. the ADMIRALTY of ENGLAND, held at JustwE' HALL, in the OLD BAILEY, LONDON, en NATirgni,y, the FIRST of ,Tor:r next, at , eigl:kt , Q'Cleck i n t h e M orn i ng : —And all Sheriffs, Gaolers, and keetiqs of P r i sons, in w h ose custo d y an y P r i s oners, c har g ed with 'elices committed on the High Seas, or within the said 3tiris (ktioni may be, are hereby required to transmit a copy of the C omniitine n t of every such Prisoner to Mr. BIC): N Zit, the Soli . titor of the Admiralty, on .Spring Garden Terrace; London, in elder that the necessary measures may be taken, for removing all *teh Prisoners to His Majesty's Gaol of Newgate, for trial at the tilid intended Session : And all Mayors, 'Justices, Coroners, and miser Officers, before whom any Inquisitions, Informations, Exa lainations, or Recognizance' may have been taken touching any lath Offences, are required to transmit the same forthivith' tolfr. neletAs, Sniti.Tox, the Clerk of Arraigns of the High Court of Admiralty of England, at his Office, at the Sessions House in the ( 2_ 1 4 Bailey, London. J. W.- CROKEIL anst pu AN 'IMPROVED ROAD-MAP. ' ' Walled; carefully Coloured, and neatly fitted up in a Very portable and litreelForm, with Tuek,. &c. price 16s. LEIGH'S. NEW .ROAD-YIA.P ,ENG-. • • Nti, WAJ,ES, AND SCOTLAND, on -which are !ovirrately delineated all the Direct end Cross Roads, Cities and Ms tket-Towns, Principal Villages, Rivers, Canals, Esc. ; the L vh° , l4 'drawnfrem the best Authorities, and engraved in a very 7.(1 and distinct manner by Mr. HALL. The size of the Map 39 inches by poi.. it will be found a very useful COmpanios iq the Nit"' PocKrr Roan-BoOK. 712 1r iateri SAMUM 18, Strand ; and sold by all -"wilts:eller' and Mapsellere. • • CARY'SIiOOK OF THE ROADS, 4 New Edition, just published; dedicated by Permission to the t liNht lion. the , Postmaster-General, price 13e. in boards, or 1 1*. half-hound. . . • NEw ,EDITION of CARY'S !TINE ,: fIARY,' careftilly• corrected, being an accurate Survey of t ea grelf Roads, direct and cross, throughout England and Wales, sorb Part of Scotland, made by Command othis Majesty's Post rn-General, for O ffi cial Purposes ; with Routes to upwards of 4 , 4 11 Pl arm s not given in any other Work this Description ; Li "'hole of the Noblemen ' s and Gentlemen" Seats; a comp lete I,! l t‘o , f The London and Provincial Stage Coaches ;. Maps of the ""'Paland a g eneral Map of England and it,r aleo, , 84% s c oterink 7 " worls.may be had bound, with a set of county - "'Ps of a 'enrresw a ding ri If• 16s calf gilt. r size, ,prize ze • I+ l' " h ii'li ' afi:Yy• 90.44 J. 66,.5t. James's-street, opposite ihil .o 4yoo fwl of the principal Booksellers through /itingdoin. ,• , • I s A. ft K'S GENERAL OUTF 117 IN G bi t , • AV Ait EnottiE, for •the EAST And WHO4T " 8 a 1 SOUTH 4..tIWRICA, EXETER. CHANGE, • ta t — "ths Cadets, and , Writers going to indin;- . And-Gentle. (no , proceesling to, 'tnttit America, pr any otltcr„ . part, or the will lintl io this Establiattment the whole ot their Milt. to;;,, 11 , Appointments Swords, Chace's, Sashes, Belts, Pistols, &c. t t r"ltt,with : a large arid well.manttfactured stack of . ,Sia Cow, L, t ichrtt, and; Bedding ; Cabin Wash,hand Tehles, Chairs, and . l t .;I'vsChests, Mule and Bullock Trunks, and every oth dfaeription of Travelling Equipsge• 11 1 ,, /11 ASSORTmENT OF CArrruENs, readY.litted with iik e r letiwtry'legnisiteS' for India, and other tropical clittnit . es tiad w ,le : Rent vivid) , of Silver and Plated Articles Kn ives Ilisuitable for .families going abtoad ; Military and dostanee Books; Mafia, &e. Q e 4 I AM - 110NA STO(.;K of Carriage, Cur rick, Tan. (it 'll, Montan Stsnhope and Chaiie II ARNESS, wjth 'ever!' t rl l pilition of kititilety, 'Ate. Ace. 'for home use, -East and West tv ,',l: 4 , and South -America . , which merit Inspection from then p p ru,ltt quality, arst sty l e of workititinship; . and moderate All etc • to Articles in thisEstablislan - tent are warranted, and the ccep 41 . tent plisti 4.litly years Standing is still strictl adhered to, 4 king bM. One - Ready Money Price s fro in which no ab4te ,_.nt Wh he made. • 4., ..: t . . 131r()R't - ANT TO FA1111,IES• rtiv BES T COMMENT on .the ."Virtues and .0 , Iti I i i i tA Itetiovaling• Efficacy of Dr• St-)l4°M . • t !" — TED CORDIAL 'IA LM OF 1111,EA.1) is the Eel'. `pies e l Ladies of Fauldoti and Respectability find the most ,pieseloto t Aiedieat Restorative to be met with in varitm4 rek nestles peetiliar to their Sex; gently throwing a genial Pirrotit upon the debilit ate d 'and relaxed 'frame, recruiting the Recayed epiritr, dissipatin g headache, dolness, and languor, Pd creating a pleasing vivacity., The great extent to which it used by the Sickly, the Nervous, anti the Illebilitatcd, proves Its oortrancit merit ;to tho u sands of whom it is daily affording relief which no other Medicine buy sopplied. To those whom early indulgence of the. Pessions--Di,sipa tion, or too great Iteliance ott Constitittional Strength have' been injurious ; to the Sufferer front .Lowness of Spirits Ileavi. lieu a f Al ind, Deranged Stomeeit, Languor, tend intavacity for Exertion ; to 'those in whom the_Dlgestive MA NcrVOLIS 5 3finettis have been deranged, and crinseqitently labouring tinder ir regular and plitiful 'action ; 'and. tbi'llitete persona who have reined ..their-Conitittitiorts,.and - brought on it perfect Tubes b orsalis, by an immoderate indulgence of their patotionS • or in "wed veY to tite,,contiumtnation., of that deplorable iiltdsliy arc ""eeted with Vireaknettses and the Obstruction of certain Eva. e tiatlons, l 4 remedy silt recommended from. ample ex peri once 111 A n" b 1 1 . 1... Ifol47f , Pt;_,, • k ve ;Yri," ,_.l4Rtivra4 4o ..t) may be made in. favour o f t hi, 7 0 te lt...tattive egkonse, "tonics& its operation Was gentle, safe, d 44 ._ .. 4 eflicactotis•'; y, could noi,have obtained the unex am pled i''ontritt it liiiii ' llEgOlia i ?ilk, tte it luta rarely the great advan- L'llo of alierattasiviiiiilVOlite at the , ear of the Patient, so im. 1, 4 but Itla convietioris of . its virtues, by its salutary effliets; r itO • intinati perseverattitt Vand yet ' , reasonable perseverance Is 42 tfthliy most requisite As enable situ the lumpiestiiionibina. 40 111 of kciutrnielarllglgTantenisaltio root out 'chronic diseases' , ti restore the valetudinarian to health. M uc h more m i g h t b e tlaid in jut rep,rtiaf [ IP; for great experience liaasherrolhot Znot nevi deSpair, however„ dangerous their .situation may be, "ea en tiotai- site Jold efficacious a remedy . is o ff ered for tileir re n t ,A• .A.,1..71, -- • -- 14 , . a e atidir=iiiiiiitifitnitationa of this excellent Remedy h... te on mire; t) ;e pL i blf little . sttre' to ask for it at 44 0r...5010, r l en. 4 sand kiiiir ut the statnP'arthett to 'each Dottie, why 4t l l I ' Sintli; •galornon, Liverpool," engraven -' upon it : none 1 :r ie genuine. ! . tirierits requiring advice may obtain it by applitation to 4 ,"limiao, • sedompunitni with a retnittaneo of wit:Not e , e ) lathed' et Gilead-Roue. near Liverpool; - rif Mi. John. fo b ' na, -Carnbill ; A n .Senget (tato - Bacon tltt C04,-150, O x . Il:street ; Mr. 'Ward, Holborn; Mr. Henry Mackeill, 33, jl gi tttechapti, London ; and by all_the...ll!iitele_ Venders of ~ _ Medicines throughout ittaiNtett,lisic".!iall, V‘t tonic or four in eniVautilylVoltiti for 3.15. • WeolWich, evoli:ive of the Military, in ad dition to 1301. £l7 Ss. oid. The 'Wer'shipful Corn- 'Pliny of 'Carpenters '96 5 ltark Skelton, Geneva 10 0 Rev. Daniel Crofts, kimbolton -, , 5 0 Rea. George Metteni, of Harwell - 10 0 Moiety. of a Collection in the Parish of Hack 'ney, (the -other half directed to he given to the Spitalfields Fund), first payment from the Treasurer, B. Hunt, Eaq., per Reverend Archdea con Watson :300 0 FroM the Officers, Non commissioned 001- C era, Drummers, and Mvates of the Wool- • • wich Division of Royal Marines, one diy's pay s(i • 7. 15s. sd. Piv Smith, Pa.yitr, & Co., 15 schoolboys, ,Elysium- row, Fulham - 2 0 N Widow's Mite , 1 .0 Collection at I.lsodaff, , by Rev.:ll, Pritchard, . I ' per Slivery I+,Co. Col- 23 , 0 leeted by Mr: Spinks 5/. Os. iid. ' : Per 'Glyn and Co. parieh of Bedell, per Wm. Raper l'Ansou :- 41; *.- Peirse '" - 10 0 M t . 4rden - 10 0 H. R. Pulleine - 5 0 T.- Atonsim, 2d sub. r 0 J. Cti, T.' Monsen 5 0 C. Wyvill . ' - 2 0 V. A. reason - 2 0 Arch. Campbell - 2 0 Johnßuckle - 1 0 'Ti lit. Minster - I 0 Ti 'S tipberd - 1 0 S. II ribon ' -, 1 0 Wtn.,Sweeting, ,-- ' 1 0 Geo. 'Smith 1 T. 1). Peacock -' ' 1 0 R. It Swallow - . 1 0 W. T , heaketotte - 2 (1 Thom as Swann - 2 0 Miss Pe4ie's Servants 013 It; A I tinclM. Williamson 2 '0 Collited at the Then net Baptist Chapel ' 2 5 5H Half the Suboription froln Penrith Mid the Neighbourhood, 'per' Atkinson and Co. 69 0 stone*, 'LoYd, and Co. Parish Church of Wed more, Somerset, p e r Payne and Co. 17 , ' n Chapelry Of Blackford, in the Parish of Wed:. ' more, per Payne Es Co. 6 0 • Per Goslings and Co. R. Deane . ' 5 5' Kirk Smeaton, per' the Rev. C Cator '71.'211. '7d. Per Coutts and Co. Lieut. Palmer ,'s I 0 Major Goldsworthy 2 Mrs. Goldsworthy 2 '2 Anonymous » • U 0 Teadlnara, , Children, and Friendaof Kennington Sunday School 51. Ids. 6d. Per Whitmore and 'Co. A Curate , 0 J.l'. - 5 •0 M. P., - - 0 P.r Materman and Co. Thomas Maughan I 1 Thrapaton, per Eaton & Eland. Rev. S. Hodson I, Geo. Vaud, jun. 1 0 Ihrarton Chureb,a fit r a hernion by the Rev. G. B. Paley, AL A. 12 19 Mr.. Eland - . 1 0 Rev. .tames Tyley 1 Alington 1, 0 Rev. Henry Rolls I I Hon. and Rev. L. Powys 1 0 Mrs. Robert Crawfbrd DaWlisle 5 " 'T,unbridge Pariah 35 Currer,EalitonHalt &O 0 Per Esdaile and Co. Pima Parish, by theßev. BrOckhain 501. lie. dd. Rev. J. Tucker • I I Miss 'nicker - 2 2 Town and County of Cambridge, second remittance per Mort lock and Mrs. ta. Evans - '2 2 Bisitop 2 9 T, Metsnson - I I 11 ! Po'o ll 9l b If.' lon e 1 1 W. E. Kin 1 I E. Allen _ 2 2 Small Subscriptions 0 Trinity C'hurek, *N T a Sermon, by the• Rev. C. Simeon 84; I;i.r7d. U7 l • 17K. 7d. Sulmeriptions reeeited by ill Chequers Inn, per Isaac HOdges N. 11s. 641: :11rs. Norris : , - . 1 0 Rev. W. Chaplin - 1 0 E, 13. Johns, 24 sub. 1 0 Mrs. Brome - 2 0 Mrs. 'Wulby - 2 0 F. Chaplin, 2d. sub. 1 0 F. J. Nash 2 0 Robert Tweed - 1 • 1 Sundry Small Subserip tions - 5 . 68 0 Per Remington and Co. D. Veatch jun. Mayor. Balance of Subscrip tion, Huntingdon 16 Oeorge Rust - Mrs. Rust - - 1 1 111 rs. Conch - 1 1 Mrs. E. Kin - 1 0. Parish of Bast Stratton, Hants -4/. 13i. 6d. Per Willis and Co. Mrs. Broff, of Woolwich 10 10 Per Peres and Co. P. Fernandes - I I Per' Curries and Co. Party of young Ladies 0 S. S. Rusley 2 2 Thomas Ingle, M.D. 2 2 Wm. Hustler, Jesus Col lege - '0 Rey. Mr. Sandford 1 0 Mrs. Eliza Fayell 0 10 'Pets Lubbock and Co; Plymouth, 2d Subhcrip- tion, perMessrs.`liar t it and co. '73/. Hs. P. 'W.' Mayow - 5 0 Per Martin and Co. Edward, Nocella • s Per Barnett; and Co. Parish of Clifton, second RobseriPtion, per W. Carperidale .. 300 0 Wesleyan 'ChaPel; Ips- . wieb,. per Alexander and Cb. 4 0 Rev. Dr. per gill and Co: I I Mrs. Bray 2 0 Per Fry and Co. Peterborough, 24 sub:. scription, fief Yorke and C o.: ' Rev. C. Iludgson 2 0 Rey: H. Fre e men ' • B' . '6 Hon. and WT. G. Gordon 8 J. Benson ' 1 0 W. Hannon 2 '0 Rev. 'F. Tenarit • 3 3 Mr. (Benton , • • - • 1 0 Mi. , Compton (Water Newton) ei 0 Miss Compton - 2 0 Miss L. Compton - 2 0 Miss B. Compton - ‘' 0 Mrs. Hopkinson - 1 0 Tycho Wing - 2 2 Rev. H. Walker - 2 Supdry small Subscrip tion' - Al. le. 6d. 33/. 12s. thi. Pitr Sir Claude Scott and Co. Messrs. l'brupp's Work -sth Subseriptio.n 1 7 /lily Vernon 1 0 Per Harris. and Co. A (gentleman - I j'er llammeroleys and Co.. . Mfrs. W. 1 0 Rev, Dr. Ward - Creatliorktsley Church, near *Colchester, by the Rev. Pr. Ward 5 0 Per. Ransom and (.'o. N. T. I i " Per -Drummond and Co. hlsrebionetas..9ho l mo n.- deYy - ~ Rev.Thiii:Partey Capt. lioody' • Per Sun* and Co.. Countess Dow:11;er Brad- t,, ford - i , Per Child and Co. Jasper Peo . • 1 . ) k Parish of St mew the Cireatby the . Rev. John Ali* 391. , Qs.- 71 Cow . 3 0 Per P.T11*; 21114 . C0. 5 Stillingileet 2. 2 Anßankers in Town and Coin- 5 0 SO 0 1 0 t 5 0 try y and'at 14th 19, IM 4 k 6 Pigitiiii - lVithin, wiltre Com 'l,#!te!4 oo4ti*m.to,meet. W. H. HyETT, Secretary 4ipplications to the Committee most be iiddressed " FtAnti s .Ftoo 1i.4. London," an 4 ,ettperscribed " Manufacturers' Ito- Ve.eon;linivittin." TO,TIIE GENTLIMEN, CLERGY,' AND FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY or SURREY. THE Committee for conducting the Election of CHARLES NICHOLAS PALLMER, -Esq , , return their sincere thanks for the warm and unqualified assurances of 'support, which have been received in the progress of their Canvass; and on the active and persevering exertions of the Friends of that Gentleman, they rely with the utmost confidence of his success. - • 'the Committee think it right explicitly to state the perfectly Independent principles on which the Votes of the Electors are solicited on behalf of Mr. Parini, He is attached to no party '—a friend to the revision of the-Corn Laws—to the Improvement of the Religious-.and Moral condition of the NeFroes. Such as may prepare them for a participation in those civil rights and privileges, which are enjoyed by other classes of Ilis Ma jesty's subjects, at the earliest period that shall be compatible with thewiell 'being of the slaves themselves ; with the safety of the Colo nies, and with a fair and equitable consideration of thb interests of private property." He pledges, himself to uphold pus invaluable Constitution in Church and State—to maintain alike the Dignity of the Crown, and the Rights and Privileges of the People—and to exercise unreinittinFly in Parliament, -a careful and dispassionate , judgment on the various and complicated questions of our Domestic Policy. The early attendance of the Freeholders at the Poll, at Guild ford, on TUESD4Y next, 'in support of Mr. Polluter, ,is respect fully. and earnestly solicited. K i ngston-upon-Thames. • Vide "Uninimous Resolution of the House of Commons, May . 16, 1821" TO THE FREEHOLDERS OF NORTHUMBERLAND. Grritutex, HE PARLIAMENT is now upon the eve of T its DISSOLUTION,' and I shall immediately leave town and return among you. . It gives me great actiffactiort that in the short period which has elapsed since I left the County, I have had an opportunity of proving to you tuy determination, if I have again the honour of being Teturned by: you to Parliament, to discharge my duty with seal, integrity and independence. 1 have pledged myself. in the noose of Commons, to bring before the nest Parliament tho Subject of a Petition,. which how been entrusted to me, and l renew that pledge to you, in the convi..tion that my Constituents are never indifferent to what appears to be an Attack upon. tlittaiberty of the Subject.: ' The language of confidence is so finniliar to all Candidates, aud io so often employed by them to promote, rather than declare, their success, that I shall content myself with• thankin g * O ,, sincerely and warmly for the .great. etwoupagetnent which ,y o u have: given me to expect 4. complete triumph at the approaching Elec. tints; and with en assurance that 1 shall not abandon' that hope , while• a F r eeholder remains unpolled in. tbe.County. . .I have the honour to he, Gentlemen, Your grateful and devoted Servant, THOMAS WENTWORTH:BEAUMONT. • 14, Saint James's-place, 11/iy,3o, 1826. STATE, OF THE COUnHY. This Day, was publisheil, in 814. Price 2. . lid. A LETTER to, the EARL .of LIVERPOOL, ll by C. C. WESTERN, upon the PRESENT EMBARRASSMENTS of the COUNTRY; with a Remedy. 'Also 1.--,The FIRST and SECOND .ADDRESSES to the LAND-OWNERS, by. C. C. 4 WEavenzf, Effq II P Second Editions, 2.. each. , SPEECH of JOHN CAM HOEHOLISE, Esq. M.P.' F.R.S. on the 27th of, April, 1826, upon the Motion of Lord 4ohn Rime!' for a Reform of Parliament. Price le. 8(1. Published by James Ridgway, (69, Pico&lly, and all Book- Frbm the LONDON GAZETTE, 'JUNE 10. • Whitehall, hoe 7, 1026. The King ha been pleased to direct letters petunt to be pawl tinder the Great. Seal of the United Kingdom, constituting and a?pointing the flight lion. Hobert B ul k s , Earl of Liverpool, , the Right Ron. Fretlei.iek John Robinson ; William:Low ther, Esq. (commonly called , Viccount Lowther); Granville Chitties Henry Somerset, Esq. (commonly called Lord Granville Charles Henry Somerset) ; and Francis Nathaniel C 01411410, Esq. (commonly called Eurl of Mount-Charles) ; and also Ed. mend Aleiander IlliteNaghten, Esq. to. be Commisahmer• for emitting the o ffi ce, of Treasurer of the Exchequer of Great Bei. taro, an d Lord High Treasurer of Ireland. • Whitehall, June 10, 18e6. The King has been pleeae4 to appoint the Right Honourable William Fit/Gerald Yeeey FitsGerahl to be Paymaster-General of the Forces.. Whitehall, 'June 8, 18';,6• The King has been pleased to nominate and appoint Rear-Ad miral Robert-Waller . Orway to 'be a Knight Commander of the Most lion. Military Order of the Rath. Whitehall, June 5, 1813. The King has been pleased to present Bie 'ley. William Lloyd to the Rectory of Narherth, with the Chapel of Roheston \Val. thatt i in the county of Pembrolte'and diocese of St. f)Avitl'a, void, by:the death of the Reverend Dr. Symmons, Whitehall, 'Juni , 7, 0 3 -' 4 6. The Lord Chancellor bas appointed Jebn B ,winnerton of Birmingham, in the covet.of Warwic)ct:Lient. to be a Master Extraordinary in the High C ourt of Chancery. Commissions signed by tbe Deputy Lieutenants of the Tower Hamlets, in the absence of tha Lord Lieutenant. I st Royal Iteginsent of Tower flatulent Militia. _ Ensign Henry stlitltpti to be I.ieutetutUti lien Litflatland, deceased ; D a vid Ci e Gm*, to be Ensign, vice Beasley, r e signed. Commission hignell by the Lord Lieutenant of the County and County and City of Gloucester, and of she County and City of Bristol. Commission Lord Lieutenant iooin theieCorivaLnit o dalt ih e e ila .co pral: mt i. l ; oo by t Mtrary Gos s •, signed of Northurpb er i an d . Lieutenant Welter Forster Ker to be CaPtlini vise 00 ' 11111g. WOOd, resigned. War-Office; 9th Jum 18211. RiVal Regiment of norm G'uttrdep Captain 11 "*7 IfFinmer to mitjar airs Lietitenant.cohmaj, by plarhaes vies I)rake, who retires; Lieutenant Robert James HarTiwn to Captain , by pur chete)'Ace 'limner; Cornet Lloyd K eny on ta De Lieutenant, by r eam ' vice Harrison; luaign Lord . Charles 'Wellesl e y, f rom I the 75th Foot, to be Cornet, by radial/Pi Vie( ' Wellewary. pro - rooted. .J ith Begnnent of D ragoon ,G oa rj a .....ohn Edmund Th ew l ea, Gest. to be Cornet, t n . purchase, vice Buller, promotetl. Rd liniment of Dregoons-....Captain JAMBI WVMYSO sit b w ituj or , by purclitse, vice Mils, promoted; Lieutenant William Henry Gram to . be Captain, by putchate, vice Wentyas ; Cornet John Carnegie to he Liiinenant, by purchase, - vice Gram; Francis Charles Fords, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase , vice Car ne g ie. 3d Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lteut. A r t hur Baker to be Captain, by purchase, vice Bitaggei promoted. 'tlth Regiment of Dragoons—Cornet 'Frederick Wollaston to be , omoted ; Honourable c Lieutenant, haritiw hl b i a y ni pur j e e h r a i a li e n , g ti a c t e n to hw by purchase, vice Wollaston. Bth Regiment , of Light Dragoons--Captain `John Earl of Wiltshire to ne major, by purchase, vice Craufurd, promoted in . Wiltshire 'the 94th Foot ; Lieut. James Thomis Lord Brudenell to be Captain, by purchase, vine Lord Wiltshire; Cornet Goodrick Meriden to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Lord Brudenell ; Freeman Thomas, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Sholden. 10th Ditto—Captain Lord James Fitzlloy, from the half-pay, to be Captain, vice Robert Burdett, who exchanges, receiving the difference ; Frederick Seryingeour Weddmhurn, Gent. to be Cor net,by purchase, yice Lord Frankfort, promoted. 16th DittoTo be Cornets, Cornet William Van, from the Caps Corps, vice Brown, promoted ; Henry Frederick Bonham, Gent. by parchase,, vice Penleage, promoted. 17th Ditto—Geutleman Cadet W. C. Douglas, front the Royal Military College, to be Cornet, by Purchase, vice driwille, pro- Mittel; Staff Assist.surgeon Henry Goren Parken, M.P. to be Asii4a-surgeon, vice Holmes, promoted in the Slat Foot. lat or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Gnards.-4ienknant- Coldnel Charles Parker Ellis, from•the half-pay, to be Captain and Lieutenant-Colonel, 'vice 'WilliaM Cornwallis Eustace, who exchanges. • Coldstream Regiment of nett Guards—Lieutenant .John Daw son Rawdon to be Lieutenaot and Captain, by purchase, vicaCtd yer, promoted. To be Ensigns and Lieutenants.—Gordon Drum mood, Gent. by purchase, vice Bowdon ; Lord Frederiek`Paulett, Page of Hotionr to the King, without purchase 8d Regiment of Foot' Guards—Cornet John Goldie Tattliman, from! the 3d Dragoon Guards, to be Eniign and Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Berner°, promoted. Ist Regiment of Foot—Captain . Currell SMith Hopkins to be Msjnr, by pnrchase, vice Glover, promoted ; Lieut. Willoughby Carter to be Captain, by put-Chase, vice Hopkins; Ensign Hast ings William Neville to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Cross, prornoted ; William Bacon Johnston, Gent. to ,be Ensign, vice Wood, deceased; Assistant-Surgeon William Dillon, from the 3d Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Assistant-Surgeim. 24 DittOrfoiriital-Assistant Thomas Atkinson, , M. I). to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Campbell, promoted. • 4th Ditto—Captain James England, from the half-pay, to he Captein, vice William Henry Scott, who exchanges, receiving the difference; Limit. James Gordon, front the 63d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Barrow, who exclutuges. sth Ditto-.-Captitin Christopher•Mitsgrave, from the halery, to be Captain, Vice Henry Edward' who eicLariges, re ceiving the difference; Ensign Henry D'Anvers, front half-pay 43d foot, to he Ensign, vice Simlison, appointed to the 95th Foot. 6th Regiment of Foot, Lieut. William Harrison Hill, from half-pay 14th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice M'Quecn, appointed to the 44th Foot, ' 10th Ditto...L.l.4in: William Ilemmioge, from half-pay 113 d Footi to be Lieutenant, vita Hobart Uniacke, who exchanges; Serinant-Major Edward Shanley, from the Bth Foot,' to be' Adju tant, with the rank of Enaign, vice Sliinkwin, Who resigns the Adjutancy only. 12th Ditto---:Ensign Henry Gordon Forssteen to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Adams promoted ; Frederick Wimbledon Priestley Parker, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Wilson, promoted. 18th Ditto—Assistant-Surgeon James Patterson, M.D. from the 45th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Henry Hamilton, who retires upon half-pay., 14th Ditto:—John May, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, • vice Layard, promoted. 19th Ditto—Captain Timothy Riper to be Major, by purchase, vice Dobbin, promoted. 23d Dirto—Captaio Thomas. Edward. Binge, -from the hair pay, to . he Captain, vice Sir 'William Croshie, Bart. who ex chignge.i, receiving the difference. ' .I.lnsth Ditto—Charles John Rinaall Collinsen; Gent. to be En sign, 'by purchase, vice !Merton, Promoted. • Ditto-.. Captain George flogarth, from the half-pay, to he Captain, :vim Humphrey Babington, who exchanges, receive intthe,difterentie. , , , • • ' 29th Ditto—Lieutenant-Colonel .James .Siropeon, front the halfluiy, to .be,Lientenant-Colonel] vire Sir John Buchan, who exchanges; , Urielt Boyd, Gout. to • be Ensign, by purchase, vice Hopwood, promoted. . ; • 32d Ditto-LMajor Frederick Gescoymt, from the half-pay, to he Major, vice Hicks, promoted.. -32 d Ditto—Captain Joseph .Brulden, from the half-pay, to be Captain, vice George Barre, who exchanges, receiving the dif termer. • . • . • ' 34th Ditto—To he Captaint—Lientenant William Wowen 11noke, front the 2d Life Guards, by purchase,. vice G e ad am id, promoted ; Captain Richard Aiwiy, i.inu the half pay, vice Wit liant Wowen Rooke, who exchanges. 37th Ditto---Major Henry 'Herbert Manners, from the 60th Pont, to he Major, vice Dunbar, promoted. • . 39th Ditto....-Lieut..JohnDonglas Forbes , to be• Captain, by purchase, vice : Reynolds, who retires ; Ensign James Fitzgerald Hitler to 14 Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Forbes. 43,1 Ditto—Captain HOJI. Anguatus, Caulfield James Brown, from the half-pay, to he Captain, vice John Cooke, who exchanges, eceiving, the difference. . 44th Ditto—Lieut. SitrionMtQueen, front the 6th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Edward H. Clarke, who retires upon half.pay, 14th Foot. . . • 49th Ditto—Captain John William Duna, from the half-pay, to be Captain, vice Henry Maxwell, who exchanges, receiving the difference ; Licit, Chants Chidley Conte,. front, the half-gray, to he Lientenant; : eice David Mors-40n Saunders, who exeliangee, 52d Ditto—Captain Richard Duokworth King, from the 1513 d Foot, to be Captain,. vice Stepney .St. George, who unit** upon the half-pay, receiving the differenee. 53rd Ditto—Captain Charles Robert Murray, front the half pay, to be Captain, paying the difference, vice King, ap twit porn 0 the bid Foot. 56th Ditto—Ensign Alexander Daniel Cuddy to be Lieutenant, •viee Keating, deceased; William Wybrow, Gent. to he vine Cuddy. with Ditto r -To, be Ensigns by porchaae-....lsaac ftiackhorrie„ Gent. rice Bell, promoted; 11. Howard, Gent. vice Howard, prmnoted. . 60th Ditto---Major Augustus Frederic tilts, from the half pay, to he Major, (paying the difference to the Half-pay Fund) vice Manners, appointed to,the 37th F o ot, 61st 'Ditto—Wm. Hamner, Dick,' Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Cosby, appointed to the 311 Light Dragoons. tied Ditto—Lient. Richard Power to be Captain, by purchase, rice Iteed,.prommeti ; Ensign F, Kerr to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Power; Eyre Evans Stopford, Gent, to be Ensign, by putchatie, vice Kerr. , . • • - 63t1 Ditto—Lieutenant ,W. Warre Barrow, from the 4th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice .Gordon, who.exehangei. , 64th•Ditto,--To be Maiota.-lirevet J.,ieutenatat,Cohinel Lord Chuiles' Fit Alloy, from. half-pay 27th Foot, vice Prionahl i pro. • mated ;, Captain Ralph. Johnson, by purchase , vim , Lord Charles Fitz Roy,promoted ; to be Captain , by purohase, Lieutenant Wo Ravertheroft, vice Johnson ; to be Lieutenant, by purchase, En sign Richard Boger Do Pre, vice Revenocroft. ; be),;9si gn , by purchase, M. Jamie Wiliam; Gent. vim Du Pre. 66th llegimeneat Foot—John Mollie, Gent to, ba Ensign, by purchase, vice Niger, promoted, (17th Ditto—Brevat Colonel N. Buridern, from half-pay 14th Foot, meet,l naig3n 'Allan AJ + I'. sl,b, front the '74th Foot, to he •Gcorgtt Caroni, deceased. teutenant-Colonel, vice Richard .C:tibhius. who ep 9 Lxu : t .:746ttlii:'lhtaDtlistalfe3:"tb:;i(li:rieLee. area prnriinted. :orueleihniaerii-t,' from Clio-nre the ti e Dre \ ve, ti7on l of rtrililtletf-ion:Yeir:tL"ed Oflircrs hAW"en permitted to dispose • • h nratuar►t-C`ulonrel Sir fl hi' ► a Feet, to' hi CaPtamiby hill : s l , 4 h Y D 9 :::,.. h.r E o l t i s . tr . Lord Charles Wel ' le :ley, from Inilt:}i4 82d Foot, w b h b ti li:R i ta llis : ' y Vi i t e: • A M L Nll6,b ;p P po w in n te l° 4 " to i t n h: ll :74th Foot.' etroogi . 74th Ditto-...-Entigo Pheard Clayes front the 75th Light Infantry ; A 0,1016000 RYAN Italf - PeY 9041 Foot; Capt. &rick *Donald, ,hafe.Yl loot;t Matthew Lieut. John thinrintyne, half-pay Bth tiBth (.leech '77th Ditto—Captain Edward Jones to he Major, by purchase, Foot ; Liens, George Hagar, half -pal' 46th Foot; Leta, 97th Ditto. --Ensign Thomas Robert TrilVerB to be Lieutenant, by port:base, vice Mairis, promoted; Charles Nagel, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Travers. 98th Ditto—Assistant-Surgeon Rhynd Lowder, M.D. from the 21 Royal Veteran Battalion; to be Asaistant-Surgeon, vice An drew4imith, appointed to the Staff. • 90th Ditto. , -.Captain George Thomas C 014114. from the half pay; to be Captain, vice Henry Rickards, who exchanges, receiv, Mg the difference. 'Rifle Brigade—Captain George Stephens Byng, from the half pay, to be. Captain, vice Thomas MacNamara, who exchanges, receiving the difference. • - • lat West Italia Regiment, Hospital-Assistant David Browse te be Assiatant.Stwgeon, vice Brady, appointed to the 93d Foot. fed 'Ditto—Ceptaln William Lill Brereton, from half -pay let Foot,'to be Captain, vice Robert Hamilton, whoelehanges. Ceylon Regiment—Lieut. Achill* Montresor, from the 78th Foot, to be Captain, by purchase, vital ,'tuber; Lieut. Robert Gordon .Davidsen, from half-pay 99th Foot, In he Lieutenant, vice Nowlun, appointed to the 13th Foot; John Voodlim1; GOrit4 to be Second Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Van KeMen, pto. meted; Hospital-Assistant William.. Lucas to be AssistaPt-,Sur. geon, vice Wilkins, appointed to the Sid Foot. Cape Corp* (Infantry)—Lieut. William Attie, from the 82d Foot, to he captain, by purchase, vice 'Bush, promoted. Royal African Colonial Corps—Major-GeneraiSir Neil Camp. hell to be Colonel, vieentjor-General Turner, deceastol.—To be Lieutenants.—Ensign Henry William Wysi, vice Graham, de. ceased; Ensign Francis Percy Nott, vice Foss, deceased; Ensign George landles, vice Turner deceased.,—To be Ensigns—Volun teer Maurice Griffin Dennis, ,vice Wyse; Volunteer Alexander rikl‘Doriell, vice Nott ; Volunteer Paul Stapkton, vice !Altaic+ ; William Frederick Vernon, Gent., vice Robison, deceased. Brevet—Brevet Major James Jackson, of the 6th Dragoon Guards, to be Lieetenant.Colonel in the Army ; Lewis Chafe* Augustui Meyer, late Lientenant sod 'Riding-Master of the Prince' Regent's iluesark . Hanoverian Service Miffing-master to the L,lvittry Biding Establishment), to have the rank of Captain during the period of his being so employed. ' Staff—Major Thomas Huxley, on thsebelf.pay, to he Inspect ing Field Officer of Militia in. Nova Scotia, with the rank of l,ieuteoant.Colooel in the Army, vice Wodehouse, who resigns. Hospital Stag—Assistant Surgeon Edward Burton, from the 9th Light Dragoons, to be Surgeon to the Ferrer, vice Dulcet's, deceased. To he Assistant... Surgeons to the Form—Hospital-A*4,4am James Anthony Topharn, vice Waitron, promoted; ilospitol-As- PistnitiGexirge Bindle, M.D. vice Camplrll, appointed to the 6th Foot; .Ilospitat-Assiittont Wm. Mantel Forde, vire Hutne, pro moted. To .he iloopitat.Assistants - to the Foreef—ja n Molpleani, 'Gent.,.- Sidey,. appointed to the i6th Foot ;: Richard GOO., vice Wander, appointed to. the 884 Foot ; George . EOM ,Watson, Gent., .vitatilensa promoted; :Edward Overton, Gent, vice rOrtelli, promoted ; Michael Manly, Gent, , vice Topham, pitnnoted ; .John Fitegerald, M.D., vice. Itneeelli appointed to the. 77th Foot; John Strath, Gent, vice .Brodie, appoi!ited to the Stli Foot ; James Ferguson,• Gent., vice Forrest, appointed to the 20th Foot. troarnacur.D.—To be LieutenantXolonels of infantry, by purchase.—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel • Lord Charles Fitzroy; froth tbs. 64th Foot; Major neorgs Paris Bradshaw, froth thi• 77th Foot, vice Colonel John l)rigue Morgan, who retires ; Ala* John Mills, from "Dragoons; Major John 'Octavitts Clover, from • let Not, vice'Lietitenant-Colonel Joseph D'Arceyt of the Royal' Artillery, who retires; Major Williath Hay, from the 91 at Foot ; Major Robert Christopher Maned, front the 96th loot; Major Thomas Dobbin, from the 19th Vivi; Captain Augwitus Cityler, from the Coldstream Foot Chards. To* Majorri of Infantry by purehase.•--Crtptatitt Albert Gold 'amid,, from the 34th Foot ; Captain William Bragge, from the t3d Light Dragoons; Captain Edward M'Arthur, from the 19th root ; Captain Thomas Reed, from the 611 d Foot ; Captain George Walter Prosser, from the 7th Mignon Guards. '• " T lw Camainq of Infantry, by purehase.—Lientenont Jotrtt Beinera, from the [id Foot antirds ; lieutenant Edward Francis 'Elliot, from the 8311 Foot; Lieutenant Henry Moore, from the fmtli Foot, rive Vossip, whose promotion has not taken place ; Lieutenant Valentine Hale Mains, from the 97th foot ; Lieutenant Williani Forhe., horn the 7th Foot; Lieutenant ('.lepton Lewis Winfield, from the 13th Foot ; 'Lieutenant Richard' Westenie, front the 7th Foot ; Limit.. J. P. Kennedy, from the bOth Foot ; Lieut. Cl. T. Hoigham, froM the 6th Dragoons; Lient. Robert Fanshawe Martin, from the 80th Foot ; Lieut. Elliot Armstrong, hoot the Cape Corps of Cavalry ; Lient. Henry nallas, from the 2.1 Life Guards; Lieut. Henry Williams Adams, from the 12th Foot. To lw Lieutenants of Infantry, by purehase—Eusign Benjamin Fiancis DaltAm Wilson, from the 12th Foot ; Ensikit Thomas Le Merchant Saumares, from the 71st Foot; Ensign John Peter Nelicy, from fhe 66th Font; Ensign Edward Hopwood, from the 29th Foot; Ensign Edward Hoare Chawner, from the 42d Foot. To be Ensign, by purclunte—Henry Martin Madden, Gent. rice J. ilonper, whose appointment has not taken Place- Maaturtaxna.—The Christian names o f C a ptain ClaLhet West India Regim en t, are ltobert M‘Kay, The Clri dian IthET " of Ensign R amey , o f t h e &I Not, are William llenty Sneyd. The Christain n a m es of Captain Browne, :svfm *as aPP°iotedoki an unattatth e d C om p any , by purchase, nits Ilth I*Plm.ril)ct lta are John William Barrington. - The Chilitiau names Of Ensign Dalrymple, of the lst Not, are o.terge lladington, and not Pew' Manners, as &rowdy staled. ''T he Christian nant ra of Ensign M , Mahott, of the & Foot, are Charles Frederick. The ati,t n ir nf 3amea, is form e rly stated. The Christian neff10 .°1 1 , 1 ,;.,, itettd ""t name - of Ensign L ace y; Of tit , 41 1 th Foot, ie WittisT , thorn, of th e 29th Foot, is Andrew, an d not .A 0 'master Ledsato, ot merly . The Christian name of Qoa ll4 the 7th foot, iti-inho.